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INI Examples

      

 

Minimal PAAS.ini for remote SQL server with windows Authentication:
[PAAS]
Server=SERVER\MSSQL1
DashPass=your_dash_password

Minmal PAAS.ini for remote SQL server and SQL login, with PAW integration
Note: use paas.exe –encrypt user:paas for Login= to avoid saving cleartext passwords

[PAAS]
Server=SERVER\MSSQL2
Login=sql_user:sql_password
Master=PAW_Master
DashPass=your_dash_password

Minimal PAAS.ini for autorun service
Note: Pantheon user »PAAS« must exist. Please add it in Pantheon.
Note: use paas.exe –encrypt user:paas for Login= and L= to avoid saving cleartext passwords

[PAAS]
Server=SERVER\MSSQL3
Login=sql_user:sql_password
DashPass=your_dash_password
Autorun=true
L=PAAS:Password

 

Multiple PAAS services 
Make separate PAAS instalations and provide different port and service name

C:\PAAS_First\PAAS.ini

[PAAS]
ServiceName=PAAS1
DisplayName= PAAS First
Server=SERVER\MSSQL1
DashPass=your_dash1_password
Port=8091
 

C:\PAAS_Second\PAAS.ini

[PAAS]
ServiceName=PAAS2
DisplayName= PAAS Second
Server=SERVER\MSSQL1
DashPass=your_dash2_password
Port=8092

 

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Processing API Service can access multiple servers from single PAAS.exe using PAW_Master database and tRA_MasterComSite database.

Autorun services are limited to single MS SQL instance from Server= parameter. It can monitor all Pantheon databases on that single instance. So, for autorun you must use one PAAS insance for every SQL Server instance.
To schedule Autorun, create task in Pantheon, check »Run on PAAS« and add PAAS user to task users list.


 

 

 

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